H. Waudby, Bradley P. Smith, G. Robinson, S. Petit, G. Earl
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Applying a social-ecological system framework to diagnose drivers of dingo management practices
ABSTRACT Social-ecological system (SES) frameworks offer a way of diagnosing the economic, environmental, and social issues driving human-canid conflict, and can assist in the development and testi...
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